Norland Place is a secluded, cobbled mews in the heart of Holland Park, running between the leafy setting of Norland Square and Princedale Road. Lined with attractive period properties, including several larger-than-usual former mews houses, the street retains a distinctive historic character dating from the development of the former Norland Estate in the mid-19th century. Originally built to provide stable and coach-house accommodation for the grander homes nearby, many of the properties have since been converted for residential use. A small number of commercial premises can be found towards the Norland Square end, while the tranquil character of the mews makes it an appealing address away from the busier surrounding streets.

Despite its peaceful setting, Norland Place is exceptionally well positioned for the amenities of west London. Holland Park Avenue is close by, with independent shops, cafés, food stores and other local services, while Notting Hill, Portobello Road and its renowned market are within easy reach. The 54-acre Holland Park is also just a short walk away, providing extensive green space, landscaped gardens, sporting facilities and opportunities for walking or jogging. Transport connections are convenient, with Holland Park Underground Station and Shepherd’s Bush Overground station both within walking distance, providing straightforward links towards central London, the West End, the City and Canary Wharf.

BOROUGH: Kensington and Chelsea